📚 Winsome Haley Shelf: Stylish Espresso addition for organized storage+ Review

This part looked promising. Relatively easy assembly. Until I tried to thread myriad cables through the back of the stand and into the pre-cut hole. The problem is that modern systems have LOTS of cables/wires tying the parts together. The shelf divides the opening so the only way to route all the wires through and "hide" them on the back of the box is to permanently remove the backing. That's when I discovered that the tail is a stabilizer. Without them, the stand wobbles and wobbles. At the…

What I love about it is that it's made out of real wood and not chipboard (hooray, real wood!). This makes it lighter, cheaper, better looking and easier to assemble. Remind me why furniture manufacturers are so passionate about particle board? Assembly was easy and quick enough, although at times I had to resort to brute force and blind optimism to get things together. One star off because the top doesn't quite fit the sides. Inconspicuous, but not ideal for use as a turntable stand. Pretty to

This cabinet would have been perfect but when it arrived the box looked like it had been re-glued. Inside we found a broken piece and the whole back was missing. There were no instructions and the gear was in a zipped bag. This item was definitely returned and sent back and no one checked what they received. What a pain for the next buyer. The box is now sitting on my porch waiting for UPS to pick it up and I'm looking for another shelf that will fit. I really don't want to give a product a bad

It took a few tries to get used to the camlocks for assembly (this is my second time building something with camlocks), but it was easy with a short video assemble. I use it as a PC stand (an external backup drive and a bunch of media (yes I still have crap CDs and DVDs) on the shelves) for a medium tower (about £30). When fully assembled it will withstand grazing if I get too close; holds up well. I agree with the reviewer who advises leaving the back panel in the slot; We knock out a circle…

I struggled with this little stand for a long time - it was exactly the size I wanted but I was concerned by some of the reviews which suggested it looked cheap and could be difficult to assemble. It's here now, it's wonderful. Small, fine, the perfect size for two audio devices (and maybe one day a record player) - no less, no more. Clean, minimal lines. Finishes in good condition, beautiful tasteful warm black color. I also found it very easy to assemble. The only but, and it's a small but…

This was the worst Revain purchase ever. The package arrived on time and with spare parts. No complaints. I was a little dubious because some of the reviews pointed to some issues with the build. And yes, there were only a few pictures for the instructions, no words, but I was able to figure out the correct sequence of steps. The problem was the hardware and poor drilling to mount the hardware. The drill holes were the wrong size and filled with chips that needed cleaning. The clasps, even when

If you like almost black (OK basically black I would call it black unless someone else says espresso but you actually hardly smell brown in that shade) wood finish and The size is right, the price is unbeatable. Expect that you may need to get a spare (I ordered two and one of these came with a side panel with holes missing and a split reinforcement piece). I assembled mine without a back panel (they wouldn't fit - the grooves just don't line up, and I have a PhD) but they still look great as…

I was looking for a small table or cabinet for my built in amplifier and CD player when I came across this unit from Winsome Wood. The sizing was spot on and the price was reasonable but online reviews were mixed so I was hesitant. As a result, there were simply no other options, so I ordered this device. I'm glad I did. Let me comment on two points that others have raised in their reviews. First the finish of the table. At this price point it's unreasonable to expect this table to be finished…